The Calculation and Judgment of Critical Connections of the Outer-Shell Connections

Xin Li Cao; Zhong Tao; Hao Ming Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.353-356.3211

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The Calculation and Judgment of Critical Connections of the Outer-Shell Connections

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Under seismic action, it is easy for the traditional steel nodes to produce a greater degree of brittle failure. The assembly of steel outer annual node after its manufacture in the factory reduces the shear deformation of the structure, and improves the rigidity of the node. The destruction of the structure occurs mainly in some critical parts. By making a calculation of critical connections in this article, we can make the structure more secure.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 353-356)

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Xin Li Cao, Zhong Tao, Hao Ming Cai

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Engineering Instance, Load Calculation, Steel Outer-Shellconnection

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